Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-10-22

ASSsA oetutuSy OVVethet obeVeusUn aPPotu'
ed Charles P. Poole a. Commissioner Of
Deeds, to reside in San Francisco, and r.
S. ClaPp as Notary Public to reside in Pieche
Lincoln county.
Miss Mabel r. French. Of Carson has
been appointed teacher Of the Wabuska
school, and left on Saturday morning to take
charge. The Wabusks school trustees may
congratulate themselves on securing sueh Q
competent teacher.
Now is the time ior getting in your sur.
plies. and putting up ysur stoves. In srraag.
ing the latter be certain that your stove pipes
are in first-class condition. More fires have
been caused BY defective pipes than frsm al.
most any other cause.
Judge Rising has very properly decided
that Blauvelt, Gov. Stevenson aud Mercer
sre responsible and liable fer the remainder
Of their subscription to the Bank Of Gold
Hill. Mercer must pay $4,000, Stevensoa.
$1,000. and Blauvelt. $4,000.
Senator Stewart and c. c. Wallace this
week ted SEINE gentlemen at the depot that
the railroad company would soon reduce the
rate on cattle from the eastern part Of the
State, so that cattle could be shipped TO Re.
no to feed. The gentl.men ought to knew.
-Rsso Jesr"si
There is report going round that the
supply Of cotton in Dayton has run short. on
account Of our long suffering citizens usisg
% much OF it ss ear wads, to drswn the ag
enizing walls Of Dayton's brass band; but it
is an errer. The shortsge has been caused
ny the demand from Storey for hustle STUFF
ing.
An unususlly large squash was on exhibit
ton at the Wabuska Fair, which was raised
on the ranch Of !. J. Fox. by G. ". Knierim.
It weighed rag pounds, which proves that
the soil is remarkably fertile. Ifihere wac
ANYTHING at the State Fair. ar any Of the
District Fairs, that can beat that record let's
hear from il.
Mr., W. II. DALEY, Constable Of Mason
Valley. came in last Wednesday evening,
with the prisoner. Archie Stewart, the man
who wss tried and found guilty bv Justice
r. s. Mason. ~ stealing s~sse blankets from
r. Stockweli. PIE was turned over t" the
tender grace. Of Sheriff Brann for the next
sixty days.
Scarlet snd,ypho;d frvers are going around
end the TIMES sueeests that 1t would ne
we'll fcr the people Of DAYTON 10 clean up
their ce,lavs and hack yards. and scatter q
liberal supply ~ chloride Of lime around.
Remember that the great health preserver.
the acid works, are no mere. and extra pre-.
cautions must be taken.
A duck hunting party. consisting OF w.
W. Coffin. S. E. Cooper. VIM. Duncan and
r. W. Fairbsnks. went to the Sink Of the
Carson last Monday. They were accomps
MED with q couple Of dogs, couple Of
horses end couple Of empty bottles to car
ry water in. 1t lie hoped they will have a
coca time, get iets 81 dueks and Q few
duckings.
There was not very large display at the
pavilion this year Of fancy articles. at the
wabuska Fair. hut what there was. all who
saw them agree that they compared very fav,
erably with exhibits Of the same kind ct
the other fairs held in Nevada. Miss Littell's
crazy quilt, which is valued at 500. is just
lovely, and Mics Dolly Rsndall's paintings
were universally admired.
The Carssn Sink is infested with the gay.
est gssg Of hunters and settlers this week.
that has eamped upon its saline shore since
the days Of the Arsonsuts. Ia srder to
guard against the gang falling to pieces. they
took Cooper alsng, but q, the worst they are
supplied with Coffin. as q substitute for
the msrshy shores, they have Fairbanks to
fee to, and to p.eserve their game and keep
it safe, they will Duncan il. ''e.
Rabbits, Ducks nd Quail.
Wholesale and Retail.